Would you like to travel to Cuba some day?

[NNN0LHI]

Poll question: Would you like to travel to Cuba some day?

[KamaAina]

1. !Si!

:thumbsup:

[Ishoutandscream2]

2. Oh, yeah

would absolutely love to!

[Vidar]

22. Yes.

[WeDidIt]

3. I'd love to.

I mean seriously, look at this map:



How the FUCK can the US get away with iognoring the existance of that island for fifty fucking years?

[RT Atlanta]

4. Certainly!

My grandparents lived there in the mid 40's (my Granddaddy ran a textile mill in a town called Bauta (sp?)) and I would love to see the town where they lived.

[LSparkle]

5. Absolutamente! And before it gets turned into "Cuba Disney" ...

or WalMarted to death. Part of the allure of Cuba (to me
anyway) is the fact that it's been untouched by some of
the negative effects of capitalism run amok.

[NYC_SKP]

15. You said it...

Fucking Starbucks, Hard Rock, Cruise Ships, and Thomas Kincaide galleries.

I've seen it happen so many places, it's hard to get away from it and find a simple place to go, unaffected by these.

[On the Road]

6. I Would Go There This Fall

if they lifted the restrictions.

[hlthe2b]

7. Absolutely... In a heartbeat!

[Joe Fields]

8. No. I get seasick and I don't like flying.

[cobalt1999]

9. Been there, done that.

It's interesting and, like many Carribean countries, lots of poverty.

The diving is great.

[DiverDave]

10. You Bet!

The Diving, THE DIVING!!

Just think, unspoiled reefs, not seen since the '50's...man, would I ever like to go.

[cobalt1999]

14. Go quick.

The diving is cheap too. Cost us $40 US for a two tank dive a couple of years ago.

[elocs]

11. I have no desire to go to Cuba. n/t

[Taverner]

12. Yes and I have!

[bluestateguy]

13. Cuba, quiero bailar la salsa!

nt

[flamingdem]

16. Cuba travel is not impossible right now for US citizens

There are right ways and wrong ways to "do Cuba". NOW is probably the best time.
You can probably qualify to go legally now depending on factors related to what
you do for work. Why wait for Cuba to be overrun with Americans?

[DinahMoeHum]

17. The RUM, the music, the Hemingway haunts, the tobacco farms

and cigar factories, etc.

Not to mention the geography, the beaches, sailing and snorkeling, and the hiking/biking along the country roads.

Oh Yeah!!

:bounce:

[RB TexLa]

18. You need an option for invoking the 5th amendment

[SeeHopeWin]

19. I want a 90 mile bridge there!

Right fucking now...

[lame54]

20. If you go to Jamaica...

They can set up a legal trip to Cuba

[XOKCowboy]

21. Same from the Caymans

As for legal I'd say it's gray area. I know I wouldn't use my credit card while visiting till all the US travel restrictions are lifted.

[AllieB]

24. Also from Mexico.

:-)

[B Calm]

23. I've been to GITMO three times, and I've always wondered what

going to town would be like. . .

[MiniMe]

25. My parents went on a honeymoon cruise to Cuba, pre-Castro of course

[EFerrari]

26. I haven't flown since 9/11 -- and that was after working for years

to ditch a flying phobia.

But, I want to go to Cuba the next time the CBC goes there. Good cigars, too, mmmm. :)

[jonnyblitz]

27. Hell yes I would. I was stationed on navy ships that held

"exercises" in Guantanamo Bay quite a bit but that doesn't count.

[yorgatron]

28. I almost chose"No" because driving classic cars and smoking cigars is

something I do a lot of anyway.,but I chose "Yes" because I've never done so on a Carribean island.
K&R

[HughMoran]

29. Sure, why not

I bet it's an interesting place to visit.

[Tesha]

30. Maybe. Mr. Tesha used to travel to Puerto Rico routinely for business and enjoyed it. (NT)

[Mudoria]

31. No

[MrSlayer]

32. Not until they reopen the casinos.

As it is I see no point in going there now.

[Richard Steele]

33. Yes. I've enjoyed "Cuban food" here in the States; I'd really like to try it in CUBA.

That's the ONE thing that actually gets me to travel: food.

[Canuckistanian]

34. I can book a flight to Cuba in 5 minutes

Sorry, just had to say that.

Canada has allowed travel to Cuba since the early 70s.